Middlebury Union High School - Quatrain Yearbook (Middlebury, VT)

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FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: A. Curtis, R. Cole, G. Morgan, F. Lengyel Lcnptainl, C. Murray, A. Charron J. Burke. R. Noyes lmanagerl, R. Bullock, C. Fisher, R. Steele, R. Dutton, F. Casey, D, Ringey Qassistant managerl, L.. Beeman ffoarhl, FlR5T RO'-T. SECOND ROW: C. Mraz lmanagcrj, W. Biclzncll, R.N:1deau,R. !VlcCorm1cKLQnpta1nl, F. Wood, F. Vincent. D. Myrxclc, O. Broughton, R. Stevens, N. Bicknell, C. Bvuterfwlfj, F Worm lcoach Z5

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FIRST ROW: A. Ransom, C. Mraz, C. Murray, J. Burke, F. Vincent lcaptainl, R. Bullock, Rog Cox, Bob Cox, F. Lengyel, R. Dutton. SECOND ROW: R. Kelton lmanagerl, F. Wood, R. Cole, P. Ringey, A. Charron, R. Steele, G. Morgan, G. Swanson, R. Livingston, Coach Beeman. THIRD ROW: D. Ringey, T. Bullock, W. James, D. Ransom, F. Casey, F. Leggett. goofball--1949 The 1948 graduation took a heavy toll on the Middlebury High School football squad as it reduced the squad to three veterans, a few lettermen and a raft of inexperienced hopefuls. With only a weeks practice, the Tigers en- tered the lair of the powerful lVl.S.J'. squad to take a 32--O trouncing. This game was the first high school game, played at night in Vermont. After this the going was tough, as injuries piled up unmercifully against the Orange and Black. Frank Lengyel, the triple-threat star quarter- back, was sidelined for the season in the game with Burr and Burton and not once for the remainder of the season did the Midd-men play with their full squad of regulars. After Captain Fran Vincent was injured in the Poultney game, Dick Bullock was appointed acting captain. Much credit should be given to Mike Russo, who helped Coach Beeman in the line. Mr. Russo taught the boys his driving tactics which surprised many an opposing lineman. An orchid to Chuck Murray who stole the spotlight by being elected captain of the all-star Marble Valley League team. Nice work, Chuck! Ten lettermen will graduate this year, but their places should be filled with the scrappy underclassmen who showed promise in the 1948 season which ended with one win, two ties, and four losses. We They We They O Mount St. Joseph 32 6 West Rutland 6 0 Burr and Burton 0 0 Proctor-Pittsford 13 O Poultney 33 O Woodstock 13 7 Fair Haven O Z-l

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